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So my mom had a bunch of old reel to reel videos burnt onto a DVD a while back and has asked that I make some copies. She would love it if I couple copy only specific chapters for specific family members, but failing that, to copy the entire thing onto more discs. I have a DVD burner in my PC with plenty of hard drive space.
Oh, and she wants this done in one day. :-|
"I was there, I was there, the day Horus slew the Emperor." -Cpt Garviel Loken
So, what's the problem? Grumble, curse under your breath, and start copying.
If you don't have DVD burner software, check out http://cdburnerxp.se - it's free and works darned well. word to the wise (assuming you don't know this already), use DV-R disks. Lots of older DVD players won't work with DV+R or any sort of rewriteable; this may well save you having to listen to cousin Larry moan because the copy you made for him does not work.
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If you don't have DVD burner software, check out http://cdburnerxp.se - it's free and works darned well. word to the wise (assuming you don't know this already), use DV-R disks. Lots of older DVD players won't work with DV+R or any sort of rewriteable; this may well save you having to listen to cousin Larry moan because the copy you made for him does not work.
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In case you did not know this, you need to convert your current DVD contents to an iso image file. This is what you will burn on the news DVDs.
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